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TBI January/February 2023

This issue contains: Looking ahead As 2023 gets underway, TBI talks to some of the biggest names in the global TV industry to get their thoughts on the major trends and best shows coming up over the next 12 months Talking Turkey Mark Layton explores the enduring global appeal of Turkish scripted content and where […]

TBI Asia 2022

This special issue contains The TBI interview: Shibasish Sarkar, CEO, IMAC Shibasish Sarkar talks to Mark Layton about his new outfit IMAC, its recent acquisition of his former company Reliance Entertainment and the growth opportunities of the Indian market All eyes on Japan Japan’s unique TV ecosystem is drawing global attention from those looking for […]

TBI Kids October/November 2022

This issue includes; Coming of age Helen Dugdale explores what YouTube offers kids that others cannot and what lessons ‘traditional’ TV can learn from the platform’s success as it nears its 18th year The winds of change Mark Layton talks to Hoho Entertainment about the upcoming Toad & Friends and how the animation is updating […]

TBI Unscripted October/November 2022

This issue includes; Attention grabbers From Barack Obama to Lupita Nyong’o, A-list talent is becoming a ‘must-have’ addition for unscripted projects. Tim Dams looks into this growing trend Seeking the truth True crime’s soaring popularity means that cutting through is harder than ever. TBI explores whether lines are being crossed Whole new worlds Richard Middleton […]

TBI Scripted October/November 2022

This issue includes; Dodging the bullet Mark Layton delves into why cancelled shows are increasingly being revived and explores the process that goes on behind the headlines Script to Screen: Blue Lights With BBC Studios’ new crime drama Blue Lights coming to market, the show’s creators talk TBI through the journey of bringing it to […]

TBI October/November 2022

The MIPCOM issue includes; View from the top: RTS London Richard Middleton hears from decision makers at RTS London TBI Distributor’s Survey 2022 International distributors, with catalogues representing close to one million hours of programming, share their content & sales insights Public reflections Marie-Agnés Bruneau takes a trip around Europe to discover how public broadcasters […]

TBI August/September 2022

The issue includes; The TBI interview: Rene Rechtman, Moonbug Moonbug Entertainment CEO Rene Rechtman tells Mark Layton about the firm’s expanding ambitions and the rights strategy that lets them engage with kids on any platform Flying high Animation was seen as a safer bet through the pandemic, as live-action producers fought ongoing challenges and delays. […]

TBI Buyer’s Guide April 2022

TBI are pleased to present the April 2022 edition of our Buyer’s Guide – this interactive guide highlights some of the best premium scripted content and the finest unscripted series from around the world, alongside exclusive insights from industry-leading showrunners Each entry provides all the information you need and direct links to show clips. Reach […]

TBI Scripted April/May 2022

The latest Scripted issue includes Dreaming big Nick Edwards takes a deep dive into South Korea’s scripted production industry to find out what makes it tick Breaking the mould There is growing global demand for female-led and produced drama. Helen Dugdale discovers what is fuelling this surge In development: Uncovering Paradys Richard Middleton talks to […]

TBI Kids April/May 2022

The latest Kids issue includes Re-connecting With linear viewership declining among teens, Mark Layton talks to the BBC, CBC and Snap about how they’re appealing to this audience Casting a net Netflix’s Alexi Wheeler shares his original children’s content ambitions and shares what’s currently proving popular for the streamer Feeding the hungry beast As HBO […]